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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1902

Page

3

Street Railway Taxes Battle Before State Board

Representatives of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company urged the State Board of Tax Commissioners to keep the property assessment from rising, arguing earnings plus bond interest support current valuations. They cited cash on hand and substantial annual repairs funded from earnings, while opponents noted interurban lines and per mile valuations vary by property and mileage.

State Board of Tax Commissioners Indianapolis Street Railway Company Charles N. Thompson Hugh J. McGowan Milholland Ferdinand Winter Thompson Illinois Washington Streets Durbin Street-Railway Company Louisiana Tax Board Mitholland McGowan Judge Olds Fort Wayne Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Company 5S. R. Nelson Joseph L. Irwin Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Company Irwin Union Traction Company of Indianas State Board Union Traction Company Indianapolis,reenwood & Franklin United States U. S First Lens

Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co Ad Exhibit

An advertisement for Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 12 East Market Street promotes secure real estate deals with guaranteed title and reasonable fees, emphasizing avoidance of abstract costs and absolute security.

Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street

Best County in the State Claim Lures Knox Visitors

Vincennes postmaster Thomas H. Adams declares Knox county the best in Indiana citing corn, land value, pretty girls and GOP strength. Visitors from Marion and Wabash report factory booms and local political talk shifts amid district shifts toward Republicans.

Adams Vincennes Knox County Indiana Knox Old Town Thomas H. Adams William J. Bryan

Jessie Bartlett Davis Charms Record Fair Bank Crowd

Jessie Bartlett Davis drew a full park crowd at Fair Bank with encores and a standout rendition of Oh Promise Me despite a slight cold. Ostendorf's band and Weber's Army of the Ence gave crowd-pleasing programs, with strong applause for chimes and overtures. The Queen City band drew two large throngs at Fairview Park, delivering popular selections and encores and promising more this afternoon and night.

Jessie Bartlett Davis Indianapolis Fair Bank Chicago Ostendorf Victor Herbert Sousa el Capitan Poladaise Oberon C. H. v. Weber Ernest _K. White Srtressserereee de Koven Florodora Stuart Columbia Boettger ‘the Merrymakers Swodaweteeekastetesere Rollinson Mediay John C. Weber Queen City Fairview Park Mr. Weber Ana Dp

Local Courts Hear Traction Crossing Suit At Grade

The Belt Railroad and Stockyards Co and the Indianapolis Union Railway Co petitioned the Circuit Court to stop the Indianapolis, Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction Co from crossing at Prospect street at grade. They propose depressing their tracks so trains pass beneath, with both sides offering to raise their tracks two feet to allow clearance. Mrs. Alice M. Spaan is granted a divorce from Henry N. Spaan on cruelty grounds.

Belt Railroad and Stockyards Company Indianapolis Union Railway Company Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company Prospect Street Mathies Zimmerman Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company Superior Court The Belt Railroad and Union Stockyards Company Circuit Court George G. Johnson Allie Johnson Andrew J. Tiscus Ray L. Sutherland Mechanic's Anna May Johnson Henry D. Johnson

Divorce suit filed between Anna May Johnson and Harry D Johnson

Anna May Johnson yesterday filed for divorce citing cruelty and an incident where Johnson allegedly threw her from the house into the yard. Elizabeth M. Gates was named executrix of Alfred B. Gates estate and posted a $20,000 bond.

Anna May Johnson Harry D. Johnson Elizabeth M. Gates Alfred B. Gates

Superior Court Docket Entries and New Suits Filed

City of Indianapolis vs Polk Sanitary Milk Co dismissed by agreement at defendant's costs. Vansickle divorce dismissed at plaintiff's costs. Appeals granted and appointments ordered. New suits include Zimmerman vs Railway Company for 5000 dollars. List covers numerous circuit and superior court cases with briefs, petitions, and appeal details across multiple counties and courts.

James M. Leathers City of Indianapolis Vs Polk Sanitary Milk Co Joseph A. Vansickle Josephine M. Vansickle Supreme Court John W. Holtzman Rosa Helms Bridget Sullivan

Society Highlights Plan Summer Travel and Visits

Mr. Arthur Moore rests at French Lick as Corona Club plans a Canoe Club dance. Mrs. J R Cavanagh with kids summering in Bay View Michigan. Several residents, including Miss Marmon, Miss Steffey, Miss Ralston, and Mrs. Jeffries, travel or visit relatives in Michigan, Atlantic City, Lake Maxinkuckee, Philadelphia, and Provincetown. Local editors and social hosts entertain guests, trolley rides, euchre gatherings, and lake trips continue through late summer.

Arthur Moore French Lick Corona Club J. R. Cavanagh Bay View Mich A. M. Robertson West Caroline Marmon Lake Maxinkuckee Lemon Steffey Sheridan Lillian Clark Nora Ralston Detroit C. A. Young Homer Jeffries North Capitol Avenue Atlantic City C. E. Kregele Logansport Kees-ing Cora Julia Barnes Minneapolis Ethel Duncan Morton Place Luella McWhirter Greencastle Mothershead Helen McKinney Philadelphia Roxanna Carey Flora Parmenter Provincetown Mass James Floyd Orchard Lake Princeville Chicago Enrique C. Miller Rye Beach E. H. Gregory The Louisville Times Anderson Helen King Katherine Jenckes Newport R. L Edna Frank John R. Wilson Maxinkuckee Wilson German Park Association Aaron B. Howe Sylvan Beach Howe Fred George K. Share Chautauqua Mary Share Magnolia Beach Miss Patterson Cleveland Helle Dean Mapleton Lilla Ketcham Robin Hood Charles Moores Edward Daniels

Gambling in a Basement Bust at Fer ris Saloon

Sergeant Scheigert and Patrolmen Smith and Silvey raided a basement gambling den at J E Ferris s saloon No 12 West Washington last night. Thomas Eagan of 314 Indiana avenue ran the game with five others charged for visiting a gambling house. Items seized included poker chips dice a take off stick and a take off box. Sam Farb was released to stand good for gamblers appearance in court this morning.

Scheigert Smith and Silvey J. E. Ferris West Washington Street Thomas Eagan Indiana Avenue Sam Farb Wienerwurst

Woman Warned Thieves As They Stripped Vacant House

Mrs Campbell of 207 East Fifteenth street saw two men cutting plumbing from a vacant house yesterday and notified police. She warned the intruders they had better leave as officers were on the way. Cyclists Morgan and Simon arrived to take descriptions and found nothing else to do.

Candy firms weigh joining National Candy Company plan

W T Cannon of Nichols Krull and John F Messick of Daggett & Co say major candy makers may join the National Candy Company. The plan aims to consolidate central West production under one management, with no price increases, keeping plants running under a Chicago headquarters.

W. T. Cannon Nichols- Krull Company John F. Messick Daggett & Co National Candy Company Central West National Biscuit Company National Chicago

Stone contract awarded for Indianapolis public building

Supervising Architect Taylor ordered contractor John Peirce to erect a flagstaff on the roof at a cost of 35 dollars. Bedford Quarries Company will furnish exterior building stone. The contract was awarded yesterday afternoon by John Peirce.

Taylor John Peirce Indianapolis Bedford Quarries Company

Special Train to Lebanon For Church Dedication

Arrangements by A. O. H. K. of C. K. F. M. and Y. M. I. plan a special train from Union Station at 7:30 a.m. Sunday July 4 to Lebanon Indiana for the St. Joseph Catholic Church dedication conducted by Rt Rev Bishop Alerding of Fort Wayne. Return at 6 p.m. rate 60 cents round trip. Boys Brigade Band of K F M to perform.

K. of C Occidental Hotel Lebanon Ind St. Joseph's Catholic Church Union Station Boys’ Brigade

Aged Mrs Wise Dies. Son Denies Police Neglect Claim

August Wise of 13 Columbia Avenue protests the police statement that he neglected his mother Mrs Catherine Wise who died at his home. She was eighty en years old and Dr A W Ball who attended her says she often refused food and medicine. The physician says Wise attended his mother and did all he could. The district patrolmen reported to Sergeant Corrigan that Mrs Wise died alone and in wretched circumstances.

August Wise Columbia Avenue Catherine Wise A. W. Ball Wise Corrigan

Clyde Cooney Abducted At Night From Malott Avenue Home

Fourteen year old Clyde Cooney was taken from his home at No. 11 Malott Avenue to the police station last night by a man described as Cap. The incident prompted a police response and an investigation is underway.

Clyde Cooney Malott Avenue Cap

Hyland and Dugan Charged With Assault on Young Cousin

Police report the assault charge against Hyland and Detective Dugan involving Delia Cooney five years old. Horace M. Cooney, her father, resides at 2141 English Avenue. Captain Hyland notes the youth is the youngest defendant of such a case he has known, with Reform School the only confinement option till age twenty one.

Tain Hyland

Interurban Funeral for Spiritualist Amanda George

The body of Amanda M. George, a spiritualistic medium, was buried at Crown Hill after a service led by Fred Schmidt. She died at the Indiana Association of Spiritualists camp in Chesterfield and was transported to Indianapolis via Union Traction Company, marking the first funeral party arrival by an interurban line.

Amanda M. George Crown Hill Fred Schmidt

City News Notes and Local Finance Highlights

City notes report a police canvass for unlicensed dogs with risks of arrest and fines. Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan declares a 2 percent semi annual dividend and adds 3.20 to undivided profits. Richmond Manufacturing says 5.00 preferred stock divided into 20 shares for a 144 percent dividend. Indianapolis German Mutual Fire Insurance reelects Charlotte Dinkelaker as secretary and names directors from Conrey and Birely Table Co. life insurance of 1000 issued to firm members for relatives. Tax delinquency payments total 154 in two and a half hours as notices prompt levy actions. Rev John Newcomb arrives in Indiana from India.

Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company Richmond Manufacturing Company Richmond Secretary of State Indianapolis German Mutual Fire Insurance Company Charlotte Dinkelaker Albert Krull Henry ¢. Prange Henry Klanke Otto Wagner Louis Murr William Hueisen Philip Rappaport Harry Whitcomb C. L. Davis Charles L. Birely Conrey & Bi Koehne John Newcomb India

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